Much Ado About Nothing Ch.C-302-12: The Ball

The governor thought Don John

• talked too much.
• was dull and gloomy.
• dressed well.
• would make a good husband for Beatrice.

Beatrice

• was looking to make trouble for Don John.
• was looking for a husband.
• did not think much of the men she met.
• was in love with the Prince.

Beatrice and Benedick were dancing partners

• who didn't know they were dancing with each other.
• who danced well together.
• who didn't dance well.
• who argued with everyone around them.

At the ball, Claudio made believe he was 

• Leonato.
• Don John.
• Don Pedro.
• Benedick.

Don John told Claudio, (as Benedict),

• that he was in love with Hero.
• that his brother was in love with Hero.
• that Borachio was in love with Hero.
• that Hero was leaving Messina.

Why did Don John lie to Claudio?

• He wanted to cause trouble for Claudio and Don Pedro.
• He wanted to break Claudio's heart.
• He wanted Claudio to get angry enough to kill his brother.
• He wanted Claudio to get angry with Hero.

Don John's lie made Claudio feel

• happy.
• stupid.
• hurt.
• dull.

Claudio was sure that Hero

• would never give her heart to Don Pedro.
• would be happy to marry a prince.
• would never get married.
• would marry anyone.

Another name for this story could be

• "A Dull And Gloomy Story."
• "Don Pedro Falls In Love."
• "Beatrice, The Hungry Lion."
• "Don John Starts Trouble."

This story is mainly about

• an angry young man who tries to cause trouble for his brother and his bother's friend.
• Claudio wanting to marry Hero.
• having fun at the Governor's Ball.
• why Beatrice doesn't like Benedict.